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In the past, the hardest thing about learning CSS had little to do with the language itself, but in dealing with inconsistencies for specific browsers (like "Fi
by johnhenry 10y ago
In the past, the hardest thing about learning CSS had little to do with the language itself, but in dealing with inconsistencies for specific browsers (like "Firefox", as mentioned).
Recent efforts by browser manufacturers to render CSS in accordance with standards, along with the advent of pre/post-processing tools, have made it easier for developers to focus on the language.
- komali2 10y agoFair, I've only been doing this a year, my older colleagues laugh strangely whenever I complain about browser inconsistencies. I'm of the understanding I live in a quite different world :P
- markdown 10y agoDesigning for email today (Outlook renders emails with Microsoft Word!!) is only a tiny bit more painful than what designing for the web used to be.